Family Group Conferencing is a process that invites families to come together so that they as a family can develop solutions that will keep their family safe. According to research Family Group Conferencing is the most effective family support process that is currently available within the social care system in the United Kingdom. In Australia it is increasingly being used in the early intervention programs together with permanency encouraging relationships and nurturing...
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Assessments are made against units of competency from the Certificate IV in Community Services CHC42015.
Respond effectively to behaviours of concern (CHCCCS020)
$1,750Limited
GST free
Family Group Conferencing Facilitator Training
<p>Family Group Conferencing is a process that invites families to come together so that they as a family can develop solutions that will keep their family safe. According to research Family Group
<p>Family Group Conferencing is a process that invites families to come together so that they as a family can develop solutions that will keep their family safe. According to research Family Group
<p>Family Group Conferencing is a process that invites families to come together so that they as a family can develop solutions that will keep their family safe. According to research Family Group
The Adverse Childhood Experience study (ACE study) outlines the detrimental legacy left in the wake of complex childhood trauma. Yet, these early negative experiences do not need to define or determine one’s life and experience of Self. Understanding the impacts of complex trauma and the relationship with adult mental health symptoms is a key step in transforming this legacy. Understanding the impact of complex trauma on the brain (neurological structures and functions), psychology...
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$680Limited
GST free
Complex Trauma and Mental Health
<p>The Adverse Childhood Experience study (ACE study) outlines the detrimental legacy left in the wake of complex childhood trauma. Yet, these early negative experiences do not need to define or
Managing conflict and having difficult conversations is an inevitable part of life. We often approach these as a ‘problem’, but when handled well, conflict and difficult conversations can be healthy, constructive and positive. For example, they can allow us to communicate our thoughts, feelings and needs in a healthy way, strengthen relationships, and be a springboard for personal and/or professional growth. However, knowing the appropriate approach is a must. This interactive...
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$360Limited
GST free
Managing Conflict and Difficult Conversations
<p>Managing conflict and having difficult conversations is an inevitable part of life. We often approach these as a ‘problem’, but when handled well, conflict and difficult conversations can be
This is an advanced level workshop that assumes that participants have a foundational knowledge of the dynamics of Family and Domestic Violence, neurobiology of traumatic stress, and the implications of Family and Domestic Violence on the development of attachment security. Supporting children, young people and their families who have experienced family and domestic violence is complex and requires a sound understanding of traumatic stress, neurobiology and the impacts of living in...
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$360Limited
GST free
Working with Children and Young People Affected by Family and Domestic Violence
<p>This is an advanced level workshop that assumes that participants have a foundational knowledge of the dynamics of Family and Domestic Violence, neurobiology of traumatic stress, and the
Many traumatised children present with symptoms similar to autism (for example difficulties in social interaction, verbal and non-verbal communication skills and repetitive patterns of behaviour), and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (for example the inability to concentrate, hyperactivity and impulsiveness). This presents a challenge to those assessing and working with these children: how can one determine whether the child’s presentation relates to trauma, ADHD or autism?...
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$380Limited
GST free
Assessing Children: Autism, ADHD or Trauma?
<p>Many traumatised children present with symptoms similar to autism (for example difficulties in social interaction, verbal and non-verbal communication skills and repetitive patterns of behaviour),
<p>Many traumatised children present with symptoms similar to autism (for example difficulties in social interaction, verbal and non-verbal communication skills and repetitive patterns of behaviour),
Learn strategies and skills to skillfully design, plan, manage or participate in a project from start to finish. Try out a range of project management tools to successfully implement and monitor the project. Learn the fundamentals of a project management framework. Specifically learn: What is different about managing or working in a project than other ongoing parts of your work Project management phases How to design and plan a project well from the beginning How to use project...
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$360Limited
GST free
Project Management
<p>Learn strategies and skills to skillfully design, plan, manage or participate in a project from start to finish. Try out a range of project management tools to successfully implement and monitor
“Providing your staff with an opportunity to build their capacity in a safe non-judgemental reflective space, to introduce diversity of perspective, and learn from others”. Led by our recognised Consultant and Child Protection Specialist – Eleonora De Michele What is CCWT Group Coaching? Group coaching is a facilitator-led type of coaching where a coach works with a group of people simultaneously. The coach facilitates a group conversation and provides guidance, support, and...
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$1,500Limited
GST free
Group Coaching
<p>“Providing your staff with an opportunity to build their capacity in a safe non-judgemental reflective space, to introduce diversity of perspective, and learn from others”.</p>
Emotional Intelligence (EI) is a core skill for leaders in the workplace in managing staff, change and conflict. Our ability to effectively lead depends on our ability to recognise and manage our own emotions/triggers and in managing the full range of emotional responses from staff in the workplace. In this workshop you will explore your own EI and develop strategies to; create an emotionally intelligent workplace, capitalise on your strengths and minimise your challenges, to...
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$360Limited
GST free
Emotionally Intelligent Leadership
<p>Emotional Intelligence (EI) is a core skill for leaders in the workplace in managing staff, change and conflict. </p><p>Our ability to effectively lead depends on our ability to recognise and
<p>Emotional Intelligence (EI) is a core skill for leaders in the workplace in managing staff, change and conflict. </p><p>Our ability to effectively lead depends on our ability to recognise and
<p>Emotional Intelligence (EI) is a core skill for leaders in the workplace in managing staff, change and conflict. </p><p>Our ability to effectively lead depends on our ability to recognise and
This nationally recognised qualification is for those who are managers/supervisors in community sector organisations.Our RPL workshop and materials are designed for the community sector and delivered by experienced community sector trainers. We are also here to support you through this great journey. There are twelve (12) units of competency needed to complete your Diploma of Leadership and Management. In the RPL Get Recognised workshop you will undertake 10 units, including the 6...
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Assessments are made against units of competency from the Diploma of Leadership and Management BSB50420.
Lead and manage effective workplace relationships (BSBLDR523)
Manage personal and professional development (BSBPEF501)
Facilitate workplace debriefing and support processes (CHCMGT005)
Develop and use emotional intelligence (BSBPEF502)
Diploma of Leadership and Management RPL workshop BSB50420
<p>This nationally recognised qualification is for those who are managers/supervisors in community sector organisations.Our RPL workshop and materials are designed for the community sector and
Hoarding and Squalor is on the increase. It is estimated that there may be as many as 600,000 Australians living in clutter or severe domestic Squalor. This equates to 2.6% of the population. For the most part, workers stumble across these situations when assisting consumers with other issues, and struggle to understand how to work with and support consumers in this area. This training will equip workers to understand Hoarding Disorder (HD) and Severe Domestic Squalor (SDS) by...
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$700Limited
GST free
Unpacking the Complexity of Hoarding and Squalor
<p>Hoarding and Squalor is on the increase. It is estimated that there may be as many as 600,000 Australians living in clutter or severe domestic Squalor. This equates to 2.6% of the population. For
<p>Hoarding and Squalor is on the increase. It is estimated that there may be as many as 600,000 Australians living in clutter or severe domestic Squalor. This equates to 2.6% of the population. For
